Solar Coal
Hydropower Petroleum
Wind Natural Gas
Geothermal Nuclear energy
Biomass
Chapter 4: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures
Chemistry: What we hope to do in chemistry
We hope to experiment with different substances to determine changes in the mixtures.
Solution Lab
Purpose: will different compounds form solutions in water.
IV: Types of compound ·Copper Sulfate ·Zinc Oxide ·Sulfur ·Sodium Chloride ·Sucrose DV: Ability to dissolve in water
Constants: ·Amount of water - 20 ·Type of water ·Temperature of water ·Number of mixes - 5
Procedures:
1. Measure 20 ml of water.
2. Place a small amount (tip of lab scoop) of each compound in a separate test tube.
3. Add the water to the test tube and record observations.
4. Mix the test tube 5 times and record observations.
Compound
Observations
Dissolved
Copper Sulfate
Before: Crystals are staying at the bottom
After: Dissolved
1. yes 2. Yes
3. Yes 4. Yes
Zinc Oxide
Before: Cloudy; White
After: Cloudy; Opaque; White
1. Yes2. No
3. No4. No
Sulfer
Before: Floating on sides, top, bottom
After: Stayed the same
1. No2. No
3. No 4. No
Sodium Chloride
Before: Transparent, particles spread out
After: Transparent, dissolved
1. Yes2. Yes
3. Yes4. Yes
Sucrose
Before: Transparent, particles at bottom
After: Same
Josh, Shannon, and Brodey
Chapter 11
Elements
Here is a link to Josh and Brodeys power point on "Biomass"
Solar Coal
Hydropower Petroleum
Wind Natural Gas
Geothermal Nuclear energy
Biomass
Chapter 4: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures
Chemistry: What we hope to do in chemistry
We hope to experiment with different substances to determine changes in the mixtures.
Solution Lab
Purpose: will different compounds form solutions in water.
IV: Types of compound
· Copper Sulfate
· Zinc Oxide
· Sulfur
· Sodium Chloride
· Sucrose
DV: Ability to dissolve in water
Constants:
· Amount of water - 20
· Type of water
· Temperature of water
· Number of mixes - 5
Procedures:
1. Measure 20 ml of water.
2. Place a small amount (tip of lab scoop) of each compound in a separate test tube.
3. Add the water to the test tube and record observations.
4. Mix the test tube 5 times and record observations.
After: Dissolved
3. Yes 4. Yes
After: Cloudy; Opaque; White
3. No 4. No
After: Stayed the same
3. No 4. No
After: Transparent, dissolved
3. Yes 4. Yes
After: Same
3. Yes 4.Yes
Vocabulary:
Pupose:
What happenens to the temperature when a solute dissolves in a solvent.
IV: Amount of sodium chloride (g)
DV: Temperature
Constants:
Power Point of 3 Labs:
Josh Notes: Mixtures
Brodey Notes: Compounds
Shannon Notes: Elements
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